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Welcome to Cash for Clothing
We are cash buyers of new and old dead stock clothing and used men's clothing: clothing in bulk, bales, unwanted used clothing, thrift store leftovers-- from old work wear, old Levis denim, sweat shirts, to tee shirts. We are looking for over 100 kinds of clothing.
We service all of the USA with competitive prices with reliable and professional staff to get you CASH in your pocket!
Call and cash in now at 503-780-6316!
We Buy Vintage Clothes
We buy Vintage Clothes 1970's and older, especially men's vintage clothing which is harder to find than women's vintage. We buy clothing from across the U.S.A. and abroad and pay for shipping. All you have to do is box up your clothing and call us to arrange a pick-up. Once your clothing arrives we will review what you've sent, price the vintage pieces and call/email you with pricing and mail out payment or send your cash through PayPal.
If you can send a few pictures before shipping, it's a plus but not required. We just want to make sure that the clothing is in fact vintage and items that will sell. Colorful and youthful styles are most marketable. Prices vary depending on how rare, what condition, and current market fashion trends. As with all collectibles, some items are popular but not real valuable, other rare items can be very valuable, such as, military jackets, Hawaiian shirts and vintage denim.
We get a lot of inquiries about selling "My Grandmother's Fur Coat." As you know, fur gets a bad rap and isn't easy to re-sell, even great vintage pieces. We do buy a select few furs, men's fur coats and jackets, Eskimo fur parkas and higher quality fur evening coats with consideration that these items are difficult to sell and may stay in our stock for a very long time which require care and upkeep. Our furs are sometimes sold to crafters who reuse the fur for handmade bears, Santa's and other fine artcrafts.
Often reproductions are mistaken for originals, most often in the area of Vintage Concert Tee Shirts and Vintage Levi's. It's helpful if you know where your clothing came from to know its authenticity but if that isn't possible we can help you determine its age. We're here to answer your questions, just send us an email if you think you've run across a piece that may be valuable. Some of our long-time clothing pickers sometimes call us while at thrift stores or checking out a garage to find out if a piece is valuable. We favor buying men's vintage clothes more than women's but we still purchase womens. We also buy vintage posters, collectibles and various Americana memorabilia. In addition to getting CASH in your pocket, you're helping the environment by recycling and reusing.
Items we pay cash for:
- Vintage 1980'S & Older
- Levi's Denim
- Denim Chore Jackets
- Denim Shirts
- Cowboy Shirts
- Western Shirts
- Cowboy Boots
- Tee Shirts
- Band Tees
- Beer Logo Tee Shirts
- High School Sweatshirts
- USN & USAF Sweatshirts
- College & University Sweatshirts & Tee Shirts
- Sweat Shirts & Hoodies
- Concert Tee Shirts
- Disco Shirts
- Retro Shirts
- Bell Bottom Pants
- Hip Huggers
- Mini-skirts
- Short-shorts
- Ponchos
- Leather Pants
- Leather Jackets
- Motorcycle Jackets
- Police Jackets
- Unmentionables
- Victorian Era Clothing
- Edwardian Era Clothing
- Flapper Dresses
- Swing Dresses
- Cocktail Dress
- Eveningwear
- Tuxedo's
- Racing Jackets
- Racing Patches
- Gas Station Uniforms
- Hippie Clothing
- Pendleton
- Ralph Lauren (Blue Label)
- 60's & 70's Leather Belts
- Vintage Boots (work wear)
- Women's Vintage Shoes
- Men's Vintage Shoes
- Bowling Shirts
- 60's Mod Clothing
- Gunne Sax Dresses
- Shearling Jackets
- Bomber Jackets (not reproductions)
- Football Team Sweaters
- Letterman's Jackets
- Varsity Jackets
- Letterman's Sweaters
- Leather Members Only Jackets
- Jog Tops
- Adidas Jog Tops (1980's & Older)
- Nike (Orange Swoosh tag, silver & blue tag)
- Navy Pea Coats
- Leisure Suits
- Men's Suits (1970's & Older, striped, plaid, bold colors)
- Beer Logo Sweaters
- Mickey Mouse Sweaters 1970's & older
- Navajo, Southwestern Print Sweaters
- Blanket Pattern Jacket & Coats
- Southwestern Print Jackets & Sweaters
- Izod Sweaters
- Surfing Swim Shorts
- Men's Swimming Trunks
- Men's Bathing Suit, swimsuit
- Women's Bathing Suits, swimsuit
- Women's 70's Blouses
- Some really unique 1980's New Wave, wild & colorful
- 80's Ocean Pacific corduroy shorts
- 80's Ocean Pacific shirts
- Tommy B
- Patchwork Clothing
- Woolrich & Hudson Bay Hunting Jackets
- Parachute Pants
- 60's Pencil Pants
- CPO Jackets
- Picture Print Retro Shirts
- Biker Jackets
- Men's Vintage Robes, bathrobes
- Ford, Chevrolet, Corvette, etc. t-shirts & jackets
- Automotive work jackets, satin jackets
- Cowichan Sweaters
- Fur Trimmed Hooded Parka
- Vintage Patches & Stickers
- Vintage Lee & Wrangler Jeans/Jackets
- Engineer & Motorcycle Boots
- Red Wing Work Boots
- Some Designer labels
You can donate your old clothing for a small tax credit or you can get real cash in your pocket. When you sell us your Vintage Clothing you're doing something that is environmentally green by recycling for some real green--CASH!
We service all of the USA with competitive prices by reliable and professional staff to get you CASH in your pocket!
We buy bulk container loads of used clothing. Prices vary on the size load, mix of clothing and location.
Clothing & Textiles We Buy:
- Rags, Bulk Clothing, Baled Clothes & Textiles
- Credentials
- Towels
- Sheets
- Mix Clothing
- White Cotton Mix
- House Hold Rummage, curtains
- Industrial Laundry
- Used Shoes (container loads)
- Usable Wearable Shoes
- Paired with rubber bands
- Belts & Purses
- Recycleables
- Liquidations
- Seconds
- Close-outs
- Store Returns
- Storage Units
- Mobile Phones
- Plastics, clear plastics
- CD's
- Estates
- Scrap Metal
- Precious & Semi-precious metals
We service the lower 48 States with competitive prices with professional staff. We buy overflow donations from thrift stores, senior centers, church charities, humane society stores and community centers. Your clothing, textiles and recyclables get exported to Africa, India and other countries, some get cut for wiping cloths and some go to other charities. Everything in the recycling industry gets used and reused which helps all kinds of businesses and individuals along the way! Recycling is awesome!


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After failing to meet federally imposed graduation rates for the second straight year, Bryan County High School will offer students the option of transferring to Richmond Hill High School.
Armstrong Atlantic State University (AASU) has appointed J. Scott Joyner as vice president for advancement effective July 1.
SAVANNAH - As the new semester begins, students taking online classes at Savannah Technical College will notice a few changes, including a new Internet address for the online courses, easier-to-view announcements and new rules for testing.
ATLANTA - Georgia has adopted a set of national benchmarks that detail what students should learn in each grade and what they should know to graduate high school.
The following local students completed courses with exemplary marks and made the Dean's List for 2010 Spring semester from Georgia College & State University in Milledgeville, announced Georgia College President Dorothy Leland:
The Friends of the Pembroke Library have chosen Skyler Merchant, 6, as the second winner of the "Reader of the Week" program.
Teachers can learn ways to add pizzazz to their classroom strategies in math, social studies, language arts and science using agriculture as a teaching tool through Georgia Farm Bureau's Ag in the Classroom Professional Learning Unit (PLU) course.
Bryan County's School kids tested well in the most recent Criterion-Referenced Competency Tests, or CRCTs, according to results from the Georgia Department of Education.
Jane Cunningham of Savannah, daughter of Richard Alan Cunningham and Ruth Cunningham of Richmond Hill, received a bachelor's of science from Emory College of Emory University in Atlanta, at its 165th commencement ceremony on May 10.
Richmond Hill Middle School held its Career Day in the weeks before the school year ended.
Stephanie Darieng was named to the honor roll for her eighth-grade year at Richmond Hill Middle School. Her name was mistakenly left out of the list of honor roll students submitted by the school.
Her name was mistakenly left out of the list of honor roll students submitted by the school.
The Bryan County Board of Education's on-again, off-again effort to fix up the old Black Creek School for use as a central office is apparently on again.
The results of the Georgia High School Graduation Tests show Liberty County's 11th-graders performed above average in all core curriculum areas, though slightly below the state's reported average.
SAVANNAH - More than 200 students marched last Tuesday in Savannah Technical College's 2010 spring commencement ceremony in the Johnny Mercer Theatre. Graduates included those receiving associate degrees, professional diplomas, technical certificates of credits and General Education diplomas. More than 900 students earned credentials since the December 2009 graduation.
ATLANTA - Gov. Sonny Perdue announced recently that Georgia has submitted its application to the U.S. Department of Education for the second round of federal "Race to the Top" grants. As part of its phase two application, Georgia added three school districts, Dade, Peach and Pulaski, to the 23 districts that applied in the first round. The three new districts were chosen to align federal School Improvement Grants with Race to the Top. The state stands to receive up to $400 million over four years to implement its plan if selected.
Bryan County Schools got some good news Monday.
Members of the Bryan County Board of Education have approved spending about $15 million to get work started on both of the county's new elementary schools.
Georgia Technology Student Association members at Bryan County High School recently gave a special recognition to the technology department at BCHS and Bryan County Middle School.
Lanier Primary School recently hosted "Arts Night."
The University System of Georgia's Board of Regents voted Tuesday to allow Armstrong Atlantic State University to shorten its name to Armstrong State University. The name modification will take affect at the beginning of the new fiscal year, which starts July 1. Armstrong is building a new 21,000-square-foot Armstrong Liberty Center on Memorial Drive in Hinesville. The new campus is scheduled to open in summer 2015.
The Richmond Hill High School choruses received top honors at the Large Group Performance Evaluation held March 20-21 at Armstrong Atlantic State University.
SAVANNAH - Starting this fall, students at Armstrong Atlantic State University will have the opportunity to earn a B.S. in business economics, expanding on one of the university's most popular degree tracks.
STATESBORO - Georgia Southern University has selected the Gov. Nathan Deal and the 2014 Georgia Teacher of the Year and Georgia Southern alumna Jemelleh Coes as the speakers for the 2014 spring commencement ceremonies on May 9 and 10.
Richmond Hill Elementary School second-graders in Julie Alderman's class recently took a field trip to the UGA Mary Kahrs Warnell Forest Education Center in Guyton. The students toured the facility, hiked trails and also got up close and personal with some native snakes during a presentation.
Three Richmond Hill residents recently were initiated into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi.
The following students at Richmond Hill Middle School were recently named to the honor roll for the third nine-week grading period of the 2013-14 school year:
The following students at Bryan County Elementary School were recently named to the honor roll for the third nine-week grading period for the 2013-14 school year:
Kelly Reid of Richmond Hill has received the Dean's Award for academic excellence during the fall 2013 term at Colgate University in Hamilton, N.Y.
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Per Schefter. Oh, crap, we would have to pay him. Never mind.
Per Schefter. Oh, crap, we would have to pay him. Never mind.
If this guy is so good,why are they talking about moving him to RT? He is a quality T, however, we have 2 young OT's that need to start... So, I would pass......
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1. Darqueze Dennard, CB, Michigan State
2. Jordan Matthews, WR, Vandy
3. Ed Stinson, DE, Alabama
4. Lache Seastrunk, RB, Baylor
5. Zachariah Kerr, NT, Delaware
5a. Shaquille Richardson, CB, Arizona
6. Marcel Jensen, TE, Fresno State
6a Greg Blair, ILB, Cincinnati
7. Kaleb Ramsey, DE, Boston College
2013 MNF Executive Champion!
If we had a need at tackle...then I say, get on it. However, we have Mike Adams just drafted last year and Marcus Gilbert the year before. Pass.
Rara's 2014 NFL Mock Draft
Round 1. Darqueze Dennard, CB; Michigan State
Round 2. Stephon Tuitt, DE; Notre Dame
Round 3a. TRADED
Round 3b. Donte Moncrief, WR; Ole Miss
Round 4. C.J. Fiedorowicz, TE; Iowa
Round 5a. Ryan Carrethers, DT; Arkansas State
Round 5b. Ryan Groy, OG; Wisconsin
Round 6a. E.J. Gaines, CB; Missouri
Round 6b. Trevor Reilly, OLB; Utah
Round 7. Anthony Fera, K; Texas
Mike Adams is what I think will be a solid to good RT. Gilbert is a backup. I would be stoked if a LT caliber OT was there at 17.
That's your opinion. I think he's gonna do just fine at his natural LT position......
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Why not trade gilbert and a #14 pick for him.. I am worried that if we got him, Gilbert would fall on his leg anyway
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Regarding a recent letter to the editor from Shelly VanNostrand, in defense of Ralph VanAlstyne: Mr. VanAlstyne is a convicted thief who is serving time in prison for theft.
I'm moved to inquire what this thief did with the thousands of dollars he stole from various veterans organizations? Burn it?
What makes you think if he were free he would be able to earn enough to repay the theft?
It seems to me that NBT bears some responsibility in this mess also, as it didn't enforce the "two signatures" required for withdrawals.
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Marvel has released three new "AvX" covers including "X-Men Legacy" #268, "Avengers vs. X-Men" #5 and "Secret Avengers" #28. The Phoenix continues rising this June.
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Marvel has released three new "AvX" covers including "X-Men Legacy" #268, "Avengers vs. X-Men" #5 and "Secret Avengers" #28. The Phoenix continues rising this June.
Full article here.
Everybody comes down with the Phoenix. Jean Grey, what a tramp!
So almost the halfway mark and the Avengers are still fighting the x-men and the Phoenix is still coming. That's the best they can come up with 5 issues in. The same as the 1st issue. Yup this is going to be different.
I'm tempted by Secret Avengers mainly because I want to see Remender writer Ms Marvel and even Binary it seems. I think I will have to see a few reviews first to see how if this stands on its own.
I'm nor sure what a Frenzy focused issue has to do with AvX to be honest. This book was dragging so I dropped it until it found it's feet. A Frenzy issue would have dragged me back in but not mid-crossover. I'll pick it up in tpb I guess.
X-Men Legacy gets Rafa Sandoval as the artist? No fair! I wish he were on Secret Avengers.
Sandoval is awesome.
"I want to see beautiful people doing amazing things." - Grant Morrison
Hold on, I'm confused.
12 issues. 3 4 issue 'acts'. Each act handled by a different artist. Romita on first.
But...issue 5 is still Romita? Is the first act longer than the others? I suppose that would make sense given the comparable speeds of each individual, but still. Are we just going to get like 2 issues of Coipel and 2 issues of Kubert? If so, that's a little bit of a bummer, though not a deal breaker.
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It'll be fine. I'm really looking forward to all of this. I don't think they are cramming for deadlines, they just wanted to do this one in a different style. I also don't think the covers are telling the whole story, so freaking out that the plot looks the same based on the covers alone is pretty moronic.
ok seriously that Jim Cheung cover is freaking amazing, CANT WAIT FOR THE SOLCITATIONS TO COME OUT SO WE CAN GET THE FULL IMAGE IN HD YEAH! stupid gaint back ground covering banner
hmmmm BINARY F@@K YEAH! wonder what alien city that is, probley the kree planet
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This makes me think that Wolverine turns traitor to his own kind:
Really, Logan!? You're gonna have the feds sitting outside of the school to make sure none of your crew defects to help Cyclops and the Utopia team? I hope I'm wrong about this..."As for the situation in "X-Men Legacy," events there are more reaction to the larger conflict -- the Avengers send a team to keep an eye on the X-Men and make sure they don't escalate matters by joining the Utopia crew," Gage said, "but they are more watching from outside, like cops at a Mafia wedding. Oh, and don't assume it was Cap who made the decision in all these cases!"
The first five issues are act one, you guys. There's five writers, after all, and they all get a turn.
The structure is 5-3-4, Romita Jr, then three Copiel drawn issues, then four Kubert issues.


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OverviewIf you're looking for documentation about the Grails source code see the Developer Documentation, this page serves as a guideline to the processes for committers working on Grails. As Grails takes on more developers it is important that a process is followed so that that Grails maintains a high level of quality. This section details that process.
Git and GrailsWe are starting to move to Git for our SCM needs. If you are unfamiliar with the tool, we recommend you check out these guides: Grails repository on GitHub:
For more information on the repository
git clone git://github.com/grails/grails.git
The Change Approval ProcessClearly not every great idea should be added directly to Grails, as a committer you have a responsibility to inform others of new ideas before touching the codebase. The following process should be followed as a general rule:
- Send an email to the developer list with proposals of the change/new feature
- If the change is agreed (and ultimately the final decision is down to the Grails project lead Graeme) add a new JIRA issue.
- When committing the changes refer to the JIRA issue number in the commit comments, e.g. GRAILS-001
- Make sure you only do minor commits without approval
The Release ProcessWhen doing a Grails release please follow these steps:
- Release the version in JIRA
- Checkout a clean of Grails copy with:
- svn co
- Update the Grails version number in the following files:
- build.properties
- bin/startGrails
- bin/startGrails.bat
- src/grails/grails-macros.xml
- test/commons/grails/util/GrailsUtilTests.java
- Make sure the dependencies are correctly documented in dependencies.txt
- Checkin and confirm that the continuous integration tests pass
- Tag the release by doing:
- svn cp https://svn.codehaus.org/grails/trunk/grails https://svn.codehaus.org/grails/tags/TAGNAME
- Run the tests with "ant test"
- Checkout and run the functional tests
- Build the distribution by running "ant"
- Upload the distribution to https://dav.codehaus.org/dist/grails/
- Upload to the appropriate Maven repository (1.1 and above):
- ant maven-deploy
- Checkout a copy of Grails docs with:
- svn co https://svn.codehaus.org/grails/trunk/grails-doc
- Tag the doc version with:
- svn cp https://svn.codehaus.org/grails/trunk/grails-doc https://svn.codehaus.org/grails/tags/TAGNAME
- Build the docs with by running "ant"
- Upload the doc distribution to https://dav.codehaus.org/dist/grails/
- Edit the download page at http://grails.org/Download
- Announce the release.
Maven configurationIn order to deploy the Grails artifacts to the Codehaus repositories, you will have to do some setup - see the Codehaus Maven repository instructions for the full details. Most of the work has already been done, but to perform the actual upload, you will need to add the following to your Maven settings (usually
~/.m2/settings.xml ):
<settings> … <servers> <server> <id>codehaus.org</id> <username>USERNAME</username> <password>PASSWORD</password> </server> </servers> … </settings>
Testing and Continuous IntegrationTesting is seen as crucial to the success of the project and Grails aims for maximum coverage. Before even thinking of committing anything make sure you have implemented sufficient unit tests to cover the code.It doesn't matter how complicated your unit tests become (and they're often more complicated than the code itself with Grails) they must exist and they must cover as much as possible.Before committing to Grails make sure you run the entire test suite against Grails and only commit once the test suite is passing.Directly following your commit, monitor the Continuous Integration build server and ensure the build completes successfully. A broken build must be immediately corrected.
MavenBecause Maven caches the files it downloads, you have to be careful when testing that you aren't picking up artifacts from previous runs/builds. Before publishing a release, you must always try the Maven integration out with a clean cache. To do that, just follow these steps:
- Remove everything under
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mvn installfrom your working copy.
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- Install latest version of Grails by running
ant maven-install.
Notes on current state of coverageAt the moment not every aspect of Grails is covered by a unit test. This will be corrected over time, but these guidelines are in place so the situation doesn't degrade as we are still in a position to be able to ensure Grails has a solid foundation for the future.
Keeping branches in sync. with trunkHere is the process that you should follow when keeping a branch synchronised with trunk. The version of subversion we use does not support merge-tracking, so the merged versions must be tracked in log messages.
- In a branch working copy (e.g. GRAILS_1_1), do "svn log | fgrep --context=3 'Merged revisions' ". Basically, you want to find the last merge.
- Make a note of the second ("end" below) revision in the message of the most recent merge commit. The message looks like this:If this is the first merge to the branch, the "end" revision is the revision immediately before the branch was created.
"Merged revisions <start>:<end> from trunk to branch <branch label>."
- Now perform the merge:, where <end> is the revision noted from the previous step, and <latest trunk rev> is the most recent revision on trunk. Actually you can select any revision you want really, as long as it is on trunk and it comes after <end>.
svn merge -r <end>:<latest trunk rev> https://svn.codehaus.org/grails/trunk/grails .
- Fix any conflicts.
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Judge Kenneth Lester says George Zimmerman can go free as he awaits trial if he posts a $150,000 bail.
Lester said as a condition of his release, Zimmerman would be electronically monitored, could have no contact with Trayvon Martin's family and would be prohibited from possessing firearms or using alcohol. He will also be on a curfew and have to check in every three days.
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Levon Helm, the longtime drummer of The Band who backed Bob Dylan and sang with Van Morrison, died Thursday after a lengthy battle with cancer. He was 71.
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Arithmetic can be quite enlightening sometimes. One of the country's top agricultural economists just fiddled with the government's balance sheet on crop insurance, and arrived at a shocking conclusion: We'd spend billions of dollars less than we do now if we just gave away a simplified version of the insurance for free.
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When John Paton Davies died, he left some unfinished business. His daughter, Tiki Davies, knew he had signed a contract to write a memoir but never finished it. One of her sisters had a carbon copy of the manuscript, which Tiki Davies started typing into a computer.
TIKI DAVIES: What was interesting to me about retyping it is that it's very much in his voice. He was very funny and an elegant speaker as well as a writer. And so I felt as though I had him back for the couple of months I did this.
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Boston's Fenway Park, home to the Red Sox, turns 100 today. Its many, many star turns include a mention in the movie "Field of Dreams."
KEVIN COSTNER: (as Ray Kinsella) I think something is going to happen at the game. I don't know what. But there's something at Fenway Park and I've got to be there with Terrence Mann to find it out.
AMY MADIGAN: (as Annie Kinsella) Is Fenway the one with the big green wall on left field?
Drummer and singer Levon Helm was a founding member of The Band. Helm and his group played as a backup band for Bob Dylan in the 1960s. Later the band became famous enough to simply be called The Band.
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Any documentary about a singer-songwriter can provide great music, but with "Marley" you also get a remarkable personal story. We have a review from our critic Kenneth Turan.
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Predictions about where the trade show business is headed are mixed, but a number of experts seem to agree that, barring any extreme world or economic events, exhibitions will draw a modest increase in attendees and exhibitors in 2003. Despite that somewhat rosy short-term outlook, events of recent years have exposed some basic challenges to the way trade show organizers do business.
Technology advances, corporate consolidation, and restrictions on travel are all chipping away at the status quo, forcing associations to rethink their exhibitions. Here are some predictions for the coming year and changes making their way through the business.
Certain segments will thrive, while others wither. In the past, it was common to generalize about growth in the trade show business, but in fact some segments have taken a much harder hit than others, and that can make forecasting difficult. No one expects technology or telecommunications shows to rebound very quickly from the doldrums, but healthcare, construction, and manufacturing shows have continued to draw strong crowds. Pack Expo and The International Machine Tool Show, both of which suffered for several years, virtually sold out in 2002.
Association events seem to be benefiting from their group affiliations. Since the last quarter of 2001, association-related exhibitions have outperformed nonassociation events. "The community that exists related to those events and all the things they do related to the exhibition have buoyed those events and kept them strong," says Douglas L. Ducate, CMP, president and CEO of the Center for Exhibition Industry Research in Chicago.
Most economists are predicting a recovery for the first or second quarter of 2003, but those same economists expected that recovery to happen in 2002. If the economy does take a downturn or the United States launches an attack on Iraq, Michael Bandy doesn't see either event eroding trade show participation any further. "I think the marketing dollars have been cut as much as they can be," says Bandy, president of the Trade Show Exhibitor Association, based in Chicago.
One bright spot for expositions with a large international contingent: Overseas visitors should be more in evidence. Barring any terrorist activity, some observers expect to see the bottleneck in visa requests abating next year. "Certainly from the friendly countries in the industrialized world, we'll see a return to practices prior to September 11, 2001. I think what safety concerns there were have largely diminished," Ducate says.
Attendee demographics are getting more attention. "I've heard from a lot of members that yes, attendance has been down, yes, they would like to see more, but the quality is very high. As a result, more business is being done at shows," Bandy says.
With so many companies consolidating and major corporations going bankrupt, the number of large organizations sending people to shows is shrinking. As a result, the attendee base is shifting away from large organizations and more toward medium- and small-sized companies, and they are less likely to send an army of employees to a convention.
Fortunately, most observers agree that face-to-face contact remains an important tool in deals. "You need to be able to establish that trust and confidence in who you're doing business with," says Brian Tully, senior vice president of conventions for the Washington, D.C.-based Food Marketing Institute (FMI).
But some critics suggest that the traditional trade-show arrangement pays too little attention to the attendee. "Most shows are seller-focused marketplaces," says Doug Fox, publisher and editor of EventWeb, an Internet newsletter for the business based in Washington, D.C. "That makes sense, because the exhibitors are responsible for a much larger percentage of the profits. But the focus really needs to be on attendees."
With so much information available on the Web now, potential attendees have less reason to bother with a trade show. Fox argues that exhibitions will need to reshape their structure and cater more to attendees if they are going to survive.
What might a more buyer-centric trade show include? Fox suggests creating directories with Consumer Reports — style ratings of products; providing booth traffic data to attendees so they can see what products and services are attracting the most interest; and facilitating appointments for attendees who are further along in the buying process than simply collecting literature.
Raising the quality of the average attendee — i.e., the buying power — is the greatest marketing challenge trade show organizers face, according to a recent survey by market communications and research firms Frost Miller Group and Jacobs Jenner & Kent.
"Trade show organizers are worried about two separate marketing problems," says Wayne Jacobs, president of Jacobs Jenner & Kent. "Number one, how can we attract more first-time attendees? Number two, how can we attract more high-powered decision-makers?" Show managers say they think improving customer service will do the trick.
Show managers will double as matchmakers. If one accepts the premise that a trade show's main function is to put buyers and sellers together, then show producers are the matchmakers. With the Internet taking over some of that action, attendees are increasingly looking for a good reason to bother with trade shows, and exhibitors are putting even more pressure on show management to bring them potential buyers.
"We need to involve ourselves more deeply in bringing trading partners together and creating the right venue for them to discuss a range of issues," Tully notes. "We need to know who our top exhibiting customers want to meet with, who our top retail customers want to meet with, and be a matchmaker, maybe go so far as to establish an agenda."
The FMI Show, an annual event in Chicago, attracts large grocery chains, and FMI helps get attendees from those chains to the right places. "If Kroger [grocery chain] tells us they'd like to meet with 75 companies, it becomes our job to schedule those 75 appointments and get those people there," Tully says. The show also polls companies sending large groups about what issues they want to see addressed on the educational side and tailors parts of the program specifically to them.
Increasingly, trade show Web sites such as the one for CONEXPO-CON/AGG Show are offering attendees not only a list of exhibitors, but a way to schedule appointments with those vendors. Fox cites this as a step in the right direction toward facilitating business between buyers and sellers.
Exhibiting costs will continue to be challenged. With so many companies trimming the fat, the cost of exhibiting has come under intense scrutiny. The issue drew a lot of attention in the summer of 2002 when the International Association for Exhibition Management hosted a summit regarding the future of the exhibition industry. One result of the summit was a manifesto, which raised concerns about perceived return on investment spiraling costs for exhibitors.
"The summit asked, 'How do we preserve the cost/value advantage that exhibitions offer?'" Ducate says. "It's not just a numbers game, it has to be quality attendance, people with buying plans or with a role in the buying process. Just running in bodies is not the solution for any show."
Drayage is another sore point. "It's a big problem," Bandy says. "How can you explain to your company why it costs you so much money to get your booth off the dock and onto the floor?" And those high costs have raised suspicions among exhibitors. "I've heard rumors of contractors who give a percentage of their fees to shows to get the business," Bandy says. "I've also heard of some that don't even get a bill from the contractor. So that means they're shifting those costs to the exhibitor."
To combat escalating costs, Bandy says many exhibitors are starting to ship lighter-weight booth materials or bring less product to expositions. And some shows, such as Pack Expo and the International Machine Tool Show, have addressed the issue by assembling all-inclusive freight packages with a fixed price, which avoids unpleasant billing surprises. Increasingly, registered exhibitors are skipping the show entirely, a practice that Ducate has seen escalate as more companies track costs on a quarterly basis.
Thinking outside the box will be necessary. Creative show managers are looking at a number of innovations to make their exhibitions more successful. Technology, scheduling, even the classic pipe-and-drape booth structure are among the areas being re-examined.
E-mail pre-show teasers, for example, are a much cheaper way to reach attendees than the more traditional snail-mail method. "A pre-show mail shot from an exhibitor increases booth traffic 50 percent, while two shots can increase it 75 percent," Ducate says.
At the show, exhibitors can use Internet connections to put buyers in touch with technical people back at the plant. And in the future, Fox thinks shows may offer software that would allow buyers and sellers to network through hand-held wireless connections at the show.
For years, many shows have operated in the same cities and during the same hours, but that "Don't fix something that isn't broken" attitude may be challenged as buyers' and sellers' needs get more consideration. If both sides are sending fewer people to a show, they may want shortened hours or fewer days. "Events will need to look realistically at whether they can just continue to meet where they want or whether they need to be sensitive to where their members or customers are," Ducate says.
Co-location, which brings two or more overlapping but distinct crowds together for multiple events, is seen as a good way to make a trade-show trip more worthwhile for both exhibitors and attendees, particularly for shows with a large international component. The FMI Show co-located in 2002 for the first time with the National Association for the Specialty Food Trade's Fancy Food Show, and Tully says the experiment benefited both groups.
And the booth itself is taking on a new look: office-like spaces that offer a quiet, private place for discussions. That's the result of technology that allows buyers and sellers to schedule appointments in advance; it's also a reflection of the type of attendees many trade shows are attracting — those who have purchasing influence.
Despite innovations by some exhibition managers, Fox suspects that too many of their colleagues still have their heads in the sand regarding the future. "Not enough show organizers are monitoring the changes taking place in our economy, in technology, and in business consolidation across the board. [They need to look at] the impact those trends will have on trade shows — and what they can do to make shows better."
Trend Tracker
More than a dozen years ago, Charles Allen launched the successful Birmingham-based American Exhibition Services, providing an array of exhibitor-marketing services to both association and independent shows. As someone who has had the advantage of working with convention centers, association show organizers, and exhibitors, Allen's perspective on trends in the exhibition industry is as 360 as it gets:
"I look for a return to the "new normal," which will continue the heightened focus on event and facility security. Shows will also see an improvement in exhibitor and attendee participation as their respective industries experience economic recovery. Look for show size and duration to decrease while shows become more focused on helping their participants succeed in their objectives.
"This recovery will not be automatic. Show organizers need to work harder.…The attendee needs more value from the show as it relates to educational offerings, convenience of show hours, and reduced travel and lodging costs. As the attendee goes, so goes the exhibitor."


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Darren Gould was convicted under the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act for using another person's deer hunting licence and knowingly making a false statement to a conservation officer.
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isaiah40 wrote:Nola_Lifer wrote:Is it possible to have everything on this map in Espanol? I know we are suppose to keep it to English but Spanish is 2nd known language, it is a map about Madrid, it won't be that hard to figure out even if you don't know Spanish.koontz1973 wrote:I would like that Nola but I think the position of the foundry is to have the legends in English and territ names in English or regions language.
If the blue boys say it is OK, I will get it done.
I don't see why not. We have France 1789 with French names, I believe the Iberia map has the names in the respective languages. Also Nordic countries does the same thing. thenobodies80 can correct me, but as long as the names are readable, then there should not be a problem. Just please don't try a map with oriental characters in the legend and the map!
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thenobodies80 wrote:Said that if you want to add another text, like a story or anything else that is there mostly for aesthetic purpose (so players can play without read it), then you can write it just in spanish.
iancanton wrote:the text for los sacramentinos is cut off by the outer ring road.
retiro park is the only region name in english, while the rest are all in spanish, so it makes sense to change this to spanish too.
there are too many shades of blue representing the river and various lakes. why not have just one?
iancanton wrote:retiro parque ought to be parque del retiro.
as i explained earlier, i believe that parroquia means parish church, of which there are many in madrid and los sacramentinos has no better claim to this word than any other. in fact, searching for parroquia madrid on google finds santa cristina, which is elsewhere on our map, and many other churches, but not the one we want!
the water certainly looks less confusing now, except the eponymous lake of the lago de la casa de campo region is too close to the river and almost exactly the same width, so it's no longer identifiable as a lake.
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Journey into the mythical Snowfall Kingdom and investigate the disappearance of children in Dark Parables: Rise of the Snow Queen! From the ashes of the snow, the legendary Snow Queen rises and terrorizes nearby villages with her supernatural powers. Rescue the missing children and stop the fabled Snow Queen before her sorrow brings upon the destruction of the world in this incredible game, brought to you by the world's #1 Publisher of Adventure games, Big Fish!
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Dark Parables: Snow Queen reviewed by Lynxminx
This game had the most beautiful graphics of all the Dark Parables! Too bad one scene was ruined by a big RAT! You know me with rats; but to be fair it is only in one HO location. Usually I don't care for fragmented hidden object scenes, but the items to be put together were so pretty I didn't even mind.
This game was fun! I wish it had more and varied puzzles and minigames though. Also it would have been nice to have a teleporting map from the beginning of the game instead of just the magic portals. The game was also fairly short! I would have liked to unlock many more gorgeous locations! At least it was a collector's edition so there was a bonus chapter and now I have more exquisite wallpapers from the extras! This game was well worth playing for the sheer beauty of the experience! I took the one star off for the RAT and because the game was a bit short, but good gameplay overall. I didn't really find it glitchy but I haven't played the bonus chapter yet!
Thanks, Big Fish for a magnificently gorgeous game for a change! Remember these games don't have to be gloomy and disgusting to be great! I am going to play the new Awakening game and hope it's beautiful as well! Also (hint hint), when are we getting a 3rd Empress game? These were the first games I ever played on the iPad and are also ethereally magnificent too! Now those games were lengthy and also had great graphics and puzzles!
Great series
I've played the others in this "dark parables" series and they're all great. I personally love Blue Tea Games (the developer). Every single game they offer for iPad, I've bought and played. IMO, there is a standard of excellence, polish and all the elements it takes to make a great game that they ALWAYS have. Highly recommend. PLEASE, Big Fish offer more Blue Tea Games, would love more of the "Macabre Mysteries" series, this, and any other also. For me they're a Must Buy, happily, for $7 bucks "a pop", I've never regretted it on this great developer. More, please!!
September 2013~ STILL my favorite, by far!! Unfortunately, from the iPad premiere of this game until now, Big Fish have not offered any other Blue Tea Games game(s). I know they exist, they're available, some at least, on other formats, i.e. Mac/PC. I don't know if Big Fish reads these, one would hope they would care to know what their "target market" wants, please make more Blue Tea Games available on iPad! It's obvious that I'm not in a small minority who love, buy and rate highly these games. Please more!! You're making me beg, LOL.
Well done in it's design
I really enjoyed this game, the design was almost perfect (the map could have been a little better - label the rooms), but the guide was spot on and bookmarked where i left off. If I'm going to buy one of these games i want a decent strategy guide, concept art and wallpapers don't interest me, so if thats the only perk of purchase (as I've seen in other games) I'll pass.
As for the games: HOS were great, no tapping penalties. The mini games were a bit redundant-basically 3 or 4 games done over and over again, so that knocks it down a star. Otherwise story was good, artwork was great.
As for the first two games:
Just re-installed Briar Rose , so far this is an excellent game! Frog Prince i got frustrated with as there was crown i needed and it was impossible to get (in chapter 2). I read thru some walk thru's and one post said just keep going you don't need it, but it appeared that i did, gave up.
I have purchased every BF game with a guide, so I was so hoping that this latest would not be a disappointment, and i was pleasantly surprised with Snow Queen.
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I came across this old map when I was cleaning out my office a few weeks ago. It's not the original, but a taped-together photo-copy. Where the original ended up, I have no idea.
I sketched this one in 1996 or '97, in pencil on a sheet of A3 graph paper. It was definitely a while before The Longest Journey came out; the map references 'the Pig People' rather than 'the Mole People' (or the Banda). It was my first draft of what Arcadia looked like, and it's remarkably close to the final version. That map, incidentally, will be part of Dreamfall Chapters; a glorious, colourful, high-resolution reproduction of an entirely imaginative world.
I love maps. I love how they can make the unseen (and the unreal) stark, glorious reality. Maps have power, they contain worlds, and everything in them. Maps don't dilute landscapes: they expand upon them. Far from removing mystery, maps are the very source of mystery.
To wit: Here be dragons.
And yet... Maps have become a crutch for an endless torrent of three, six, nine, twelve-volumed fantasy epics; an easy way, together with glossaries, family trees, and 'cast' lists, to avoid lucid storytelling. Why bother describing the geography of your world, teaching the player to recognise signs and landmarks, when you can just reference the map on pages 6-7.
Maps are magical, but sometimes, oftentimes, maps can end up pulling you out of the text. When you have to flip back to the beginning to locate 'Druinwood', instead of instinctively, intuitively, understanding where the characters are, what they are seeing, through the words on the page -- you've lost something crucial. You've lost being there.
Still, though: maps are lovely, aren't they? This is one of Arcadia, and the one that comes with Dreamfall Chapters will be infinitely more lovely.


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When someone selects duplicate as the reason to close a question, the questions selected by other users are shown as presets. However, they aren't shown if the vote has expired. I think it would be easier if they were, as just because they have expired doesn't make it any less likely that someone else will want to close the question for the same reason.
This is exactly why I usually post a duplicate link in a comment first. That way it sticks around.
It would be nice if you could count on the auto-generated comment to stick around like a normal comment.
I follow your reasoning, but this isn't necessary.
The auto-generated "possible duplicate" comments don't get removed if the question doesn't get closed and the votes expire. Here's an example.
So this really isn't saving much time... maybe 1 or 2 clicks, and that's it.
As @Grace Note pointed out, you can manually edit the comment to get it to stick around no matter what (i.e., if you suspect the close votes may not make quorum).


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Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Digital Collections
3124 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE 1964 February 20
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, on
Monday, the Department ?f State and
the Department of Agnculture ann
ounced a voluntary agreement with
Australia and New Zealand on beef imports.
These two countries provide approximately
80 percent of our imports of
fresh and frozen beef and veal. The
agreement, as I understand it, is subject
to review alter 3 years.
In brief, the agreement guarantees
foreign exporters of beef to the United
States approximately 11 percent of our
domestic market, holding Au.strallan and
New Zealand exports to the United
States at the 1962-63 average, allowing
for consumption growth.
Mr. Pre6ident, this is a small step-a
very small one-In the right d1rectlon;
but It Is not enough. It provides little
protection for our domestic industry at
a time when prices are down. During the
current calenda r year, it will provide a
6-percent reduction , as compared with
1963 Imports.
The Idea of a voluntary negotiated
agreemen t with these two major beef exporters
Is excellent-but certainly not
one that guarantees foreign suppliers
such a major foothold on our beef market.
We cannot blame Australia and
New Zealand when they can get an
agreement which will pennit them to
continue to export to the United States
at a rate comparable to those of the two
highest years in history. The American
cattle industry Is the one that Is being
hurt. It would have been far more realIstic
If the average Imports had been
computed over the past II years, instead
of the last 2 years.
In add1tlon, I am somewhat concerned
about the effect ruch an agreement will
have on efforts to aid the domestic livestock
industry, in light of the delicate
state of our international trade negotlat!
orus. Frankly, I am anx1ous to see a
much more realist!c quota established,
either through U.S. T a riff Commission
recommendations or congressional action.
It Is for this reason that my colleague
[Mr. METcALF] and I h ave prepared,
for Introduction, legislation which
would establish a quota system on beef
imports, based on the past 5-year average.
Mr. Pres.ldent, I Introduce this bill, on
behalf of myself, my colleague, the Senator
from Montana [Mr. METCALF], the
Senators from North Dakota [Mr. YouNG
and Mr. BuRDICK], the Senator from
South Dakota fMr. McGoVERN), and the
Senators form Iowa [Mr. HICKENLOOPER
and Mr. MILLER); and I ask unanimous
consent to have printed at the conclusion
of my remarks the text of this proposed
legislation and a letter on the same
Issue which my colleague, the Senator
from Montana fMr. METCALF] and I addressed
to the U.S. Tariff Commission.
Mr. President, I also ask unanimous
consent to have the bill held at the desk,
for additional cosponsors, until Monday,
February 24.
The ACTING PRESIDENT pro tempore.
The bill will be received and appropriately
referred; and. without objection,
the bill and letter will be printed
in the REconn, and the bill will be held
at the desk, as requested by the Senator
from Montana.
The bill to restrict imports
of beef, veal. and mutton into the United
States. Introduced by Mr. MANSFIELD
. was
received. read twice by its title, referred
to the Committee on Finance. and ordered
to be printed In the RECORD, as
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Rcpre~ent~tives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled. That the
total quantities of beef, veal, and mutton
(In all forms except canned, cured and
cookrd meat, and live animals) originating
ln any country which may be entered, or
withdrawn from warehouse, for consumption
during any period of 12 months shall not
exceed the average annual quantities of such
products Imported from such country durIng
the 5-vear period ending on December
31, 1963: Provided, That beginning January
1, 1965, there may be an annual Increase ln
the total quantities of such products which
may be entered, or withdrawn from warehouse,
for such purpose, corresponding to
the annu'\1 rate of lncreaee ln the total United
States m'\rket for such products, as estimated
by the Secretary of Agriculture.
The letter presented by Mr. MANSFIELD
Is as follows:
U.S. Sr.NATJ!,
0Pl'ICI!: or THE MA.JOiliTY LEADER,
Washington, D.C., Feb1'1J.4ry 19, 1964.
Mr. BEN DORFMAN,
Ohairmfy solution when negotiations
are entered into a spirit of friendship
and good faith and a genuine desire to
succeed. Fortunately, this has been the
tenor of United States-Mexican relations
over the last three decades, beginning
with the good neighbor policy of Franklin
D. Roosevelt, and reaching a high
point under the administrations of Presidents
Kennedy and Johnson.
Recent approval of the Chamizal
Treaty-whereby a longstanding border
grievance was settled-removes a great
barrier to further understandings. The
Chamizal problem, which has been a dev!
sive fac•or between our countries for
nearly a century, could not have been
settled without the friendship and statesmanship
of the Mexican Government;
and we are most appreciative of the role
played by Its great President, Adolfo
Lbpez Mateos.
I am confident that the one remaining
serious border problem-that of dealing
with the salinity of water which
flows from the Southwestern United
States into northern Mexico--can be resolved
In a similar spirit. Certainly
President Johnson is eager to maintain
and Improve existing relations on the
high plane to which Presidents Kennedy
and Lopez Mateos helped bring them ,
and in which President Johnson played
a highly significant but unpublicized
part. And I know I speak for my colleagues
in both Houses when I say that
we look forward to the visit of the Mexican
Congressmen to Washington on
March 3, 4, and 5, when we shall discuss
this and other items of mutual inter est.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 42, Folder 32, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 42, Folder 32, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 42, Folder 32, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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I was trying to spread the word on Ghost Village
But keep getting a error message....anyway if you can post
PLEASE spread the word on ghost village
The Imperial Casino Hotel has closed as of 3/1/2010
As You might know the Imperial was in and out of bankruptcy a few times now
Another victim of the poor economy. 45 more people out of work from the Casino, Hotel, Restaurant, accounting office (including Me)
I'm told the owners had to walk away and let the bank take the property over.
All the buildings , parking lots Etc...........
It was a Pretty sad day. I loved working there, And the graveyard shifts overnight in the spooky old hotel.
What will the future hold for these historic buildings ?
What does George Long think ?
Thanks RustyBeerCan
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Coincidentally, minnow is not the only Long family member who's contacted me since I started this thread. What part of the world do you live in?
Posted 22 March 2011 - 11:00 AM
New Imperial Owners tackle 114 years of Cripple Creek history
It also appears that George is still up to his old tricks.
Staying at the Imperial Hotel in Cripple Creek
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I'm not sure if the casino is opening again. It may not because of the expense, e.g. gaming license.
Posted 06 February 2012 - 07:56 AM
Hi, I saw a post from 'minnow' who said they might be long lost cousins of the long family. George Long was my great grandfather and I wondered how to get in touch - for some reason I can't send private messages!
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Posted 20 February 2012 - 03:06 PM
I've also come across some additional information about the Long family from the 1930 U.S. census:
Click on the thumbnail that appears to increase the size. The Long family information starts at line 7. It was interesting to note that George Long listed himself in the census as an artist with his own studio and that Mrs. Long was the proprietress of the Imperial Hotel.
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is it just me or is there a ghost in that postcard guys? look at the man all the way on the left !!!!! :o
I see what you mean. Good eyes!
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